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I’m trying to model the building that
you can find in the appendix. The building consists of 4 floors with on the
right and the left side each time an landscape office. The offices are
connected by an atrium. The purpose of the simulation is to
calculate the energy needs per office. Is it best to model the atrium as one
space? But normally the temperature of the atrium at the height of the ground
floor differs a lot from the temperature of the atrium at the height of the
third level. (the roof consist only of windows). How can I take this difference
in temperature for the atrium into account? The solution is maybe to split the atrium
in 4 different volume zones (per level). But how do I connect these different
zones, because there is no floor between them. Is this possible in Trnsys? Kind regards and thanks in advance, Joke De
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building.pdf
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